Here is my hand for you to hold
Here's the part of me they have not sold
I've wandered far, i've had my fill
I need you now, do you love me still
Only you have seen the hidden part of me
Call me foolhearted* if you will
But i loved you when, do you love me still
So many smiles and lies surround me
Empty expectations, faceless fears
Sometimes this life is a bitter pill
I love you now, do you love me still
You have been mine since time untold
Our love is immortal, don't you know
Others will come, and they will go
But i loved you young, i love you old
Only you have seen, the other side of me
Call me naive, i think you will
But i loved you then, do you love me still
Here are the eyes that only see you
Here is the mouth that only calls your name
Here is the soul they can not kill * correction here
I love you now, do you love me still
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